The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-02-11
Try SCOTS cough syrup.
Dried peaches 1t k!aumann's

"Old FOgies" at Opera House tOnigh
Locke will buy corn and sell Goa
and wood.
Beck wants 200 bushels millet see,
Immediately.
Another job lot of shoes at cost ant
less at Colborn's.
Special bargains in library lamps a
Goodhue & Evans.
| 90 pounds Of sugar for 8
at Klaumann'S.
| There is always plenty Of room ii
Merriman's feed stable.
Take your produce to Welch's and
get the best price for it.
You can get the best brands of floul
at Wholesale and retail at Bartels'
Money to loan at rates cheaper thar
anybOdy else. n. v. Land Agency.
John Stuck is the happy father of g
144 pound boy that came last Tuesday.
You may be sure of getting your
moneys worth if you deal at Welch's
We have the best lamp chimney
cleaner ever invented. Try one. Scot,
4 Son.
First class town property to trade
for q good farm or unimprOved lands
A. w. Beck.
Beck will coon receive the finest line
of implements and farming tools evel
brought to lola.
Money to loan on contested lands
which we have for sale. NeOsh0 Val
ley Land Agency.
Buy your coffee at Welch's if you
want to be certain that it is Drowned
fresh every morning.
Take your watches and clocks to
Frank Letter and get them repaired
promptly, well and cheaply.
We have 3 farms to trade for lola
residence or business property. Gray
& Gray, Yates Centre, Kansas.
Turner has enlarged his harness
shop aud now has three men constant
ly at work to supply the demand.
Get your sale bills printed at the
REGISTER Office and get notice OF the
sale inserted in the paper free of charge.
Those who copy their letters should
have their letter heads printed in copy
ing ink. They can get it done at the
REGISTER Office.
80 acres of land in a good fruit grow
ing section of Michigan to exchange
for land in Allen Co. Inquire at
Goodhue & Evans.
Turner has received an immense new
stock of harness this week and can
now supply any demand at prices as
cheap as the cheapest.
Owing to an error in the wording of
the proclamation as first published, it
was found necessary to change the date
of the Usage bond election to March Is.
Property is abnormally low in lola
and it is bound to rise and that in q
short time. Those who buy now may
be absolutely certain of making good
thing.
At the meeting of the +. and l.. AS
ISOLATION Monday night, $3.50 was loan
ed; 500 to DR.. Tozer at 10 per cent, $500
to Mr.. Sproul at the same and $3.50 to
r. B. Stevenson at IS per cent.
The rains Sunday and Monday
nights, while not bringing us quite all
the water we could use, were yet of
great benefit in relieving very gener-
ally the pressure for stock water.
Musicians should not fail to call at
DR.. Gillihan's and examine the large
invoice of sheet and book music he has
Just received. The latest instrumental
and vocal selections at city prices.
The "Fun on the Steamboat" conf
pany, whose presence here a short
time ago is painfully remembered by
some of our citizens, stranded at
Eureka. Sic transit gloria show BUSH
ness.
The Relief Corps request us to say
that they can make very good use OF
cast off clothing in relieving the wants
of the poor. Any one having such to
spare may leave the articles at Young
& Clark's store.
An Ottawa lady who heard Prof.
O.in's lecture on ''Old FOgies' writes
O a friend here, "YOur Prof. Olin's lee
ture was splendid" It will be delIv.
tered at the Opera House tonight. Ad.
mission Is cents.
Notice is hereby given that all par
ties indebted to the late firm of Pat
terson Bros, who do not make settle.
ment before the first of March, will
find their accounts placed in the hands
of an attorney for collection.
We see by our exchanges that Jake
Schneider is abroad in the State pro-
ducing the great war drama, "The
Lost Dutchman," or "From Atlanta
to the Sea- Can't McCOOk Post "COr-
rel" him and bring him to lola? They
could not offer more popular attrac-
ton.
Mr., Frederick Warde, the great trag.
edian, will be in Fort Scott next Mon
day and Tuesday nights, appearing in
"ialba the Gladiator" and in "Da-
mon and Pythias." Mr.. Warde has a
fine reputation and those who go to
hear him will doubtless be more than
repaid.
Secre tary Duffy kindly furnishes US
with a copy of his report to the Secre-
tary 6fState of the business of the b.
and L. Association from the date of its
organization to Dec. 81, 1885. which we
publish in another place. 1t shows
the Association to be In fiourishing
condition.
Mr.. j.. S. Kingsley has purchased
the grocery stock of the late r. L.Han-
kins and will take. possession as soon
as Eli Wharton, whom he has employ
ed as manager, can straighten up his
affairs in Pueblo, Colo, and reach
here. We are glad the stock is going
into good hands.
We neglected last week to mention
the death of Robert Stanley. of Usage
towpshin Mr. STANLEY was one of the